AEW standout Toni Storm is no longer scheduled to return to Arena Mexico for the highly anticipated December 13 CMLL event. Instead, the spotlight will shine on Deonna Purrazzo as she makes her CMLL debut alongside La Catalina in whats shaping up to be a great night of lucha libre action.
Originally, Storm was advertised to team with Red Velvet in a tag match against La Catalina and Tessa Blanchard. However, the updated lineup reveals a shift in focus. Now, Red Velvet will join forces with Viva Van to represent ROH in a showdown against CMLLs dynamic duo, Lluvia and La Jarochita. This adjustment comes amid Storms ongoing AEW storyline struggles following her AEW Womens Championship loss to Mariah May at All In.
The December 13 card also marks a milestone for Purrazzo, who has already made her mark in Mexican wrestling through her time with AAA, where she held the Reina de Reinas Championship from August 2021 to April 2022. Her upcoming match promises to deliver a fresh dynamic to the CMLL stage, adding even more intrigue to the event.
As for Storm, fans are left speculating about the reasons behind her absence and what it could mean for her trajectory in AEW and beyond. The shift in CMLLs card might just signal a greater focus on ROHs representation, with the billing now showcasing a CMLL vs. ROH theme.
Whats your take on Toni Storm being pulled from the CMLL event? Are you excited to see Deonna Purrazzo make her CMLL debut? Share your thoughts and predictions in the comments below!
